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Arab spring News of the day : Dec 18, 2011

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The Arab Spring: A Year Of Revolution

NPR

Arab Spring began in Tunisia when a fruit vendor set himself on fire in protest in front of a government building. Tunisians protest outside the gates to the French Embassy in Tunis. Arab Spring began in Tunisia when a fruit vendor set himself on fire 

To Our Readers: Tops in 2011 – Arab Spring (yes), economy (yes), royal wedding 

Journal and Courier

Among the first stories they mentioned were the Arab Spring, the shaky economy in the United States and worldwide, the severe weather disasters such as the tsunami-earthquake that battered Japan, and the death of Osama bin Laden. 

Arab Spring Rolls Into Fundamentalism

ChakraNews.com

In doing so Hazare might have taken a leaf out of the Arab Spring where in almost parallel rage the masses also expressed their discontent in unprecedented shows of protest which eventually led to the fall of long established governments. 

ChakraNews.com

Wanted: An Arab Spring for US

Arab News

We have no interests of our own.” When will this reality dawn on the ordinary Americans? When will America break free of the shackles of lobbies and special interests? When will the Arab Spring come to America? — Aijaz Zaka Syed is a Gulf based writer 

Arab Spring in Cyberspace

The Voice of Russia

The problem is becoming more and more serious some time ago before the whole Arab Spring started the United States have distributed 100 000 computers free for local population in Arab countries. Of course not a 100 000 computers that were distributed 

The Voice of Russia

Deadly Gas Enters the Arab Spring

Inter Press Service

Since the Arab Spring, security forces have stepped up the use of tear gas to counter protesters’ growing tolerance to the chemical irritant – whether due to repeated exposure or physical means such as gas masks and goggles. 

The Ugly Face of Arab Spring: Veiled Women Man-Handled & Splayed

Al-Bawaba (blog)

Exposed and violated, the image of this veiled female protester will live on to be associated with the darker side of the Arab Spring. One minute we have “The Protester” chosen Time Magazine’s “Person of the Year” and then we see this image. 

Al-Bawaba (blog)

2011: Islam redeemed, and by God, we came a long way

Hindustan Times (blog)

The changes have been variously called “Arab Spring”, “Arab awakening” or “Arab Empowerment”. I prefer to call it Islam’s second renaissance. For this to be the second renaissance, you may wonder, there ought to be a first one in the first place. 

Zakaria: The people vs. Putin

CNN (blog)

From the Arab Spring to Athens, from New Delhi to New York, people power is stronger than its ever been. And now it’s reached Moscow with the protests there last week. The great drama of Russian history has been between its state and society. 

Revisionism Run Amok: Ed Schultz Claims Arab Spring Began in Wisconsin

NewsBusters (blog)

In other words, the public-union protests in Wisconsin that Schultz claims precipitated the Arab Spring did not begin until two Arab leaders had already been toppled. In his feeble attempt at mythmaking, Schultz made a second claim that was 

 

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